Bible Quiz — Matthew 18:15TAB

Questions in this quiz

1. Who is the verse describing as the person who has done wrong against you?

   A fellow believerAnyone at all, whether or not they share your faithA stranger with no shared bondA leader who must handle every issue

2. What is the first thing the verse tells you to do?

3. Put the verse's movement in the right order.

   Position–1234A believer wrongs you

   Position–1234You go to him privately

   Position–1234He listens to you

   Position–1234You gain your brother

4. True or False: In the formal reconstruction, the condition comes before the instruction to address the wrong.

   TrueFalse

5. What does it stir in you that the verse seeks restoration rather than public embarrassment?

6. How do you feel about being told to speak privately instead of talking about the person with others?

7. Which response best fits the verse when a fellow believer has wronged you?

   Go to him privately and speak honestly, aiming for restorationTell several trusted people first so you can build supportWait and hope the relationship fixes itself over timeBring it into the open right away so everyone knows

8. Name one concrete, respectful step you could take this week if you need to address a wrong privately.

Reflection questions have no right answer — they count once you have written a response.